Running from November 8-13, the initiative aims to bolster Michigan’s global competitiveness by connecting local manufacturers with vetted customers and strategic partners. Participants will receive customized business matchmaking, on-the-ground support from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, and market intelligence from in-country specialists. This approach follows recent successful missions to Querétaro and Paris, where companies like Centracore leveraged curated meetings to penetrate new markets.
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Automation Alley Opens Applications for November Mexico Trade Mission
Ten Michigan firms will gain direct access to Mexican manufacturing hubs this November as Automation Alley launches its latest international trade mission. The program targets small and medium-sized enterprises looking to navigate shifting North American supply chains and secure partnerships in sectors ranging from aerospace to cybersecurity.
Automation Alley CEO Tom Kelly emphasizes that global growth remains a necessity for Michigan’s technology and manufacturing sectors. With Mexico serving as the United States' largest trading partner, the mission provides a bridge for local businesses to integrate into a broader continental ecosystem. Since 2001, the organization has facilitated 55 such missions, contributing to $2.4 billion in export sales and the creation of 12,000 regional jobs. Interested companies have until September 15, 2026, to apply for one of the ten available spots.
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